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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnershipformerly subsisting 'between' Alfred RcdberteArnold, Henry Charles Arnold, Henbert Senior, andCharles- Edward Asht&n, along -with John EustaceQuance, carryi…

308323 Cpl. W. Bell, 4th Sup. Coy., TankCorps (Darlington).On 22nd August, 1918, near Morlancourt,when his sub-section commander had beenkilled, he led his Tank on foot through anextremely heavy barra…

tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst theparties entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims of which they shall then have had notice; andthat they wfll not -be liable for the assets, …

432632 Sjt. A. H. Cantin, M.M., 49th Bn., Can.Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during the attack north of Parvillers onthe night of 13th/14th August, 1918. He ledhis men with great c…

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BANKRUPTS. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. RECEIVING ORDERS. Fred Royle Had field, late 16 and 18 Higher Hillgate, Stockport, county of Chester, but whose present residence or place of business the Petitioni…

Infantry.Lieut. I. M. Orr, I.A.R.O., attd., to be actg.Capt. (additional), from 20th July 1917 to1st Noy. 1917 inclusive, and to retain hisactg. rank while comdg. a Co. 2nd Nov.1917.The notification i…

931268 C./S./M. J. Dunn, 102nd Bn., Can.Infy.For conspicuous gallantry during the attacknear Beaucourt-en-Santerre. His companywas held up by a strongly held trench systemin the open beyond Beaucourt …

* Including 145 Bales foreign East African.t Kevised figures.NOTE.?A correction received from Manchester shows that- the number of bales of American cotton imported there during the week ending the 19…